Divorce Petitions Drive Lorain County Notices
Legal notices list multiple cases from Lorain County Court of Common Pleas. Plaintiffs demand divorce from spouses with unknown residences, partition of real estate in Amherst and Elyria, and foreclosures. Public sales set for October 1937 include property on Cleveland Street, East Broad Street, and Courtland Street.
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Willam Rellick
Otto K. Mischka
Redington
Elyria
Ohio
State of
Joseph Gilles
Wiliam Gilles
George Rolling
John Korenath
John Dress
Robert O'Neill
North Ridge Road
Vera Young
LD. Hein
M. FE. Rae
Thomas N. Cook
Lucille P. McQuiston
W. T. Farah
A. A. Crooks
Aaid
C. A. Glass
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
W. Ingersoll
Andwur Mortgage & Loan Company
Ralph Murbach
John Murbach
RF. Vandemark
Virginia Cass Rust
A. D
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Virginia Cassi Rust
Leroy Frank Rust
D. W. Myers
Lorain County Bank
Andwur Mortgage Loan Company
Alice Kinsman
Court House
County of
Lorain
Ono
Lincoln Park
River
Marseillen Ave
WM. F. Grall
Cheversohl
Ewing
Prudential Insurance Company of America
John BE. Halpin
Black River
Cleveland Street
Beverly Court
John B. Halpin
Leeds
Cleveland St
Thos. C
County of Lorain
Citizens Building Company
Sugar Ridge Road
East Broad Street
Prospect Street
City of
Citizene’ Building Company
WM. F. Grali
H.W. Ingersoll
Board of Trustees
Brownheim Township
Brownhelm Township
Howard R. Butler
Sherife
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Paul Wainwright
Young
Courtland Street
John von Blum
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Willam M. Plas
Levering
Middle Avenue
Robert Rice
Leonard Smith
First Savings and Loan Company
Marle E
von Duyke
Count of Common Pleas
Elgria
Beebe
Hawthorne Street
Ward Beebe
Elyria Home Building Company
Hawthorne Avenue
F. Qrall
Webber, Webber, Black
Making of Great Pheasant Dogs by Ozark Ripley
A 1933 column explains training pheasant dogs for patience and instinct. It contrasts fast, far handling with slow close work, noting that slow dogs struggle while fast dogs excel once they learn game habits. Readers are invited to send questions to the North American Sportsman's Bureau in Chicago. A note adds Uruguay’s Wool buyers for 1936-37, led by Japan, with the U.S. a close second.
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Ozark Ripley
Guna
Thia
North American Sportsman’s Club, Inc
North American Sportsman's Bureau
Wrigley Bldg
Chicago
Japan
Uruguay
United States
Colgan Motor Sales Men Return With 1938 Studebaker Line
Nine Colgan Motor Sales representatives returned from South Bend after touring Studebaker plants and a sales conference. They will showcase the new 1938 President Commander and Six models at Colgan showrooms on West Broad Street. The trip featured the Studebaker Cavalcade and a factory tour highlighting testing, history, and 1938 activities.
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Studebaker
Colgan Motor Sales
Colgan
West Broad Street
James Colgan
South Bend
Studebaker Corporation
Man 86 Makes Coffin Arranges Own Funeral
Leonard Roberts, an 86 year old man living alone, keeps a self made coffin in his kitchen room. He explains he built the casket himself and has arranged his own funeral, stating he has never been sick a day.
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Nanda
Leonard Roberts
Roberts
New York Day by Day I Uprooted Pieces of City Life
In New York City fishing holds more appeal than hunting with sports shops crowded by anglers while gun exhibits draw little interest. Celebrities and actors frequent fishing tales from the Lambs and Players clubs, and Roosevelt’s fishing jaunts spur enthusiasm. The piece notes the city’s picnic culture, iconic hotels, and shifting guest interactions, including a Scottish chauffeur’s family move, ending with a cliffhanger about a couple’s fate.
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O. McIntyre
New York
Carl Akeleys
Ted
Kermit Roosevelt
Adirondacks
Maine
Long Island
The
Lambs
Webster, Ding
Crosby
McManus
Bob Ripley
Roosevelt
Hospital Auxiliary Style Show Planned in Amherst
The Amherst hospital auxiliary plans a October 22 style show and tea at the school gymnasium with Domestic Science girls serving lunch. Old and modern dresses will be shown, a Dorothy Jones led musical program featured, and two door prizes awarded.
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Amherst
Dorothy Jones
J. D. Kaser
J. R. McKenzie
Clifford Pierce
Gleason
Roy Hoffner
South Amherst
Brownhelm
W. V. Marshall
Backyard Cafes Expand in East Side Tenements
An era of back yard cafes grows this summer in East Side tenements with whitewash fences and gravel. Jeans Gastons and Fredericks run the kitchens, serving wine sauces and crepes Surette desserts as a grand but costly dining escape away from sidewalks. The piece notes Frank Crowninshield and Cecil de Mille encounters while recalling Maud Muller.
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Jeans
Gastons
Fredericks
Amelly
Spencer High School Receives New Officers and Baseball Loss
Spencer S H S elected Frank Allen president Doris Rook vice president Mary Lamp secretary and Robert Hardie treasurer at the first meeting with Superintendent Beaumont The S H S baseball team opened the season losing 5 1 to Valley City Moehl pitched for Valley City Nep tune and Cockrell for Spencer The next game is at Homer Rev J G Koontz led Sunday services at the M E Church in Elyria A W B A met at Mrs Ray Aldrich s home and the Official Board met at the M E Church Dr F G C Reutter suffered a burn accident while sterilizing instruments and was treated at Lod hospital Miss Alice Moffett teaches first grade in Wadsworth A birthday party for F S Beymer drew relatives from Caldwell and Steubenville A National Geographic Magazine donation to S H S Library totals 168 volumes Knights of Pythias held a meeting with 20 in attendance Rev and Mrs Koontz attended a reception for Rev and Mrs Bond in Elyria.
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Spencer
G. R. Beaumont
Frank Allen
Doris Rook
Mary Lamp
Robert Hardie
Valley City
Moehl
Neptune
Cockrell
J. G. Koontz
M. E
Elyria
Ray Aldrich
E. W. Jones
Lakewood
National Geographic
K. of P. Hall
Bond
Pythian Sisters Meet at K of P Hall
Pythian Sisters met Tuesday evening at the K of P Hall for a short business session followed by a social time celebrating birthdays in July August and September. Sixteen sisters were present. News notes mention Howard Shick as delegate.
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Pythian Sisters
K. of P. Hall
Kiwanians To Hear International Relations Talk
Elyria Kiwanis Club meets at Hotel Graystons Thursday noon with Prof E J Unruh as speaker on national and international affairs through Mid West Council on International Relations. He toured Asia and Central Europe studying conditions and the League of Nations. Also plans for Sixth Division golf at Leake Forest Hudson with clambake, and October 13 Inter-Club Meeting at Lakewood Masonic Temple with George F Hixson as speaker. Elyrians Quartette to provide music.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Hotal Graystons
E. J
Unruh
Apesker
Stranges
Mid-West Counselt
China
Manchukuo
Korea
Japan
Europe
League of Nations
Leake Forest
Hudson
Lakewood Masonic Temple
George F. Hixson
Rochester
N. C
Kiwanis
Elyrians Quartette
Local church hosts talks and exams in Lakeside event
Northeast Ohio Conference events at Lakeside included a sermon at the M B E Church on Sunday morning. 3 May Lamp, daughter of Mr and Mrs R N Lemp, a senior, received a state education award for ninth place in French II on the District State Scholarship test. Kenn May placed sixth in the sectional and ninth in the state. M E choir rehearsals set for Wednesdays with Mr Wainwright of Medina directing. Mrs Lon Rush ill and bedridden last week. her daughter Mrs Dewey G ggB cared for her. Elmer Kissinger of Creston and his sister Mrs Porter of Columbus visited and dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Nichols.
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Northeast Ohio
Lakeside
M. BE
Lamp
R. N. Lemp
State Department of Education
Kenn
Medina
M. E
Wainwright
Lon Rush
Dewey G
Ggb
Elmer Kissinger
Creston
Porter
Columbus
Airs
Fred Nichols
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Fred Nichols accompanied by their son and daughter in law Pam Nichols visited the Nichols home in Wellington for supper on their return trip. Charles Ream of Toledo spent the week with his mother Susie Ream and relatives Jennie Burbage and Charles MacLaren. Floyd DeLong and children hosted by her sister and husband. Simon Rice and family attended the Ashland Fair and stayed with Harley Hicks. Alice Neidhardt, Kent State student, spent the weekend with her parents Bri and Alice Neidhardt. Charles Kiplinger and Morris of North Ridgeville visited Arleigh Hendricks. Forrest Johnson and family toured Canton with Fred Clark. Cecil Wolf and two daughters were guests of Edmund Kelin and wife of New London. Charles MacLaren hosted aunt and Uncle John Cares of Akron and visited Susie Ream and Mrs. Jennie Burbage. Juanita Akers, recently operated on, is recovering well.
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Fred Nichols
Pam Nichols
Nichols
Wellington
Charles Ream
Toledo
Susie Ream
Jennie Burbage
Charles MacLaur
Floyd DeLong
Simon Rice
Ashland
Harley Hicks
Alice Neidhardt
Kent State University
Bri
Alvin Neidhardt
Charles Kiplinger
Morris
North Ridgeville
Mia
Juanita Akers
Memorial Hospital
Elyria
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Herbert Marshall
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Frederic March
Norma Shearer
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Thalberg
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Manhattan
Frank Case
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Grand Central
James Woods
Belmont
John Bowman
Biltmore Group
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Cheater Blum
Milleraburg
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Alvin Braun
Ambherat
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George Strain
Ruth Wiseman
E. 5. Binder
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J. Voorhees
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. Gates
Columbia City
C. Thompson
Peoria
Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Ray Grugel
Hickory Tree Grange
Legion Auxiliary
Philathea Bible Class
St. Peter's Church
Ed Young
Maple Street
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Hospital News
William Kreeger
S. Main Street
George Kerple
Allen Lange
Tenney Avenue
Fred Sehreffler
N. Main Street
Elytia
Ralph Reinhard
Milan Avenue
Workers Dass
First Evangelical Church
Adam Northeim
W. Martin Street
POCAHONTAS Schroll_ Coal
Frank Crowninshield
Maud Muller
Cecil de Mille
Avenue A
Maudie
F. GC. Reutter
Lod Hospital
Wadsworth
Alice Moffett
Lincoln School
Earl Friend
Max
Layton Curtice
Charles Walters
Betty
Norma
Charles Fuller
Columbia
F. S. Beymer
Caldwell
Steubenville
Howard Shick
Keyes Auto Service
F. Stanley Heyes
West Ave
East Ave
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